Inseam (noun)

The length of a garment's leg, measured from the crotch to the bottom of the leg.

Origin:

Derived from the old english word 'innan' meaning inside and 'sceamu' meaning leg covering.

Examples:

1. The inseam of his pants was too short and he had to go to the tailor for alterations.
2. The inseam of her jeans was just right, she felt comfortable and stylish at the same time.
3. The inseam of the shorts was longer than he expected, he felt like he was wearing capris.
4. The inseam of the pants was too long and he had to roll them up to avoid tripping.
5. The inseam of the dress pants was perfect, he looked sharp and professional for his meeting.